Senators and factions clash as GOP committee tackles Delaware case
Philadelphia June 15 The Republican National Committee ends three long sessions with Delaware contest referred back to subcommittee for harmony efforts led by Senator Hanna. Brownlow and Evans clash in Tennessee as party machinery and seating battles unfold across Texas and Pennsylvania contests.
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Republican National Committee
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Brownlow
Tennessee
Friends of Pension
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Harfina
Hanna
Benard Hanna
South
Alabama
Wimberly
Louisiana
Yarmouth
New Orleans
Senator Hanna
New York
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Fessenden
Sharp
Credentials
Republican Party
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Henry R. Gibson
Foster
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D. A. Nunn
G. T. Taylor
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Cumberland
James A. Dale
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Quay
Hill
Penrose
Hanna Ox
Dupont
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Cummins
Iowa
Addicks
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United States
Senate
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted As Superior Cure
In Lowell Massachusetts Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as a powerful medicine with a large sales volume. The advertisement touts its laboratory as a monument to curative power and urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla with confidence, claiming it is the best medicine money can buy.
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Hood
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Mass
St Louis Strikers Propose Arbitration Over Employee Reinstatement
The St Louis street railway strikers approve a new proposition guiding reinstatement and settlement through arbitration. Samuel Gompers influenced the mass meeting as the Executive Committee gains authority to settle disputes and determine reinstatement via arbitration if needed.
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St. Louis
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
West End Coliseum
Senha Se
Neelys Notes Gone in Garnishment Case
In Indianapolis June 16 federal court heard garnishment action involving Neely Company of Muncie. Ross H Cowan admits owing $5 218 25 with interest while Campbell Spilker deny any debt and claim Neely owes nothing. The case centers on mortgage and a plant sale.
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Commercial Tribune
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Ahio
H. Cowan
Neely “Pri Company
Muncie
Thomas W. Campbell
Campbell
Ita
Mies Pely
Ross H. Cowsat
Busly
Neely
Copanys
Cowan
Grosvenor backs Dolliver boom at Atlantic City
General Chas H Grosvenor arrived from New York predicting Iowa congressman Dolliver will be nominated. He plans attendance at Atlantic City events with McMillin and others, while Ohio figures prepare for the convention.
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Chas. H. Grosvenor
New York
Dottator Platt
Dolliver
Iowa
McMillah
Ueneral- Grosvenor
Atlantic City
Commodore Nathaniel McKay
Ington
Dol
Wanna
C. A. Gristom
Walton
Elmer Dover
Chicago
Hanna
National Committee
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Tom
Bill
Sexton
J. B. Foraker, Jr
Philadelphia
Charley Prior
Ohio
Nash
General Wheeler greeted by crowd in Rochester parade
Major General Joseph Wheeler arrived in Rochester today and was welcomed by an enormous crowd. About 160000 strangers filled the city as he rode through the streets, receiving an enthusiastic reception in a grand homecoming parade.
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Rochester
N. Y
Biwelt S Otie
Joseph Wheeler
Thurman for Senate will seek Democratic endorsement
Special despatch from Columbus reports Allen W. Thurman will be an avowed candidate for United States Senate at the next Democratic State Convention. Tom L. Johnson is also named as a contender. Harry Wilson notes party factions and potential state leadership changes while Charles H. Haskell favors railroad promotion over electoral aims.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus, CO
Allen W. Thurman
Cay
United State
Tom L. Johnson
Harry Wilson
Ins
Wilson
W. W. Durbin
Kenton
Ohio Delegation Bets Dolliver for VP at Convention
A Philadelphia convention delegation from Ohio led by J. L. Cameron predicts Dolliver as McKinley’s running mate. Keifer backs Torrey for vice president, urging a ticket of McKinley and Torrey to sweep the country.
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Philadelphia
Ohio
Marysville
McKinley
Cameron
Meffinley
Dolliver
Keifer
White House
Jay L. Torrey
Torrey
Indianapolis delegates to National Republican Convention
The Indiana delegation will depart Indianapolis on a special train at 6:30 tomorrow evening. About 200 Republicans and delegates and alternates will attend. Harry S. New is favored for National Committeeman, with Senator Fairbanks, Governor Mount and Charles Hernly as delegates-at-large having declared for him.
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Texas
National Committee
John Grant
B. H. R. Green
Hawley
W. W. Dudley
Walter T. Burns
John M. Adkins
Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
Indy
Diana
Resubileas Oational
Harry S. New
Fairbanks
Mount
Charles Hernly
Cox Seen As Likely Ohio National Committeeman
In Columbus on June 15 Howard D Mannington stated that George B Cox will likely serve as Ohio National Committeeman. He echoed prior remarks from State Food Commissioner Blackburn who also supported Cox on the matter.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Howard D. Mannington
George’b. Cox
Ohio
Blackburn
Daugherty Men in Control in Columbus County
County primaries held to select delegates for the Republican County Convention and form a new Central Committee. Daugherty faction retains control, carrying fifteen of nineteen wards with township results still pending.
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Daugherty
Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Opposition to American National Institute in Paris
Paris reports strong municipal opposition to founding an American National Institute. Councilors led by Fiortin challenge granting land valued at 200 000 to 300 000 francs for a family house. They argue whether the government should fund student housing for foreigners.
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Commercial Tribune
Paris
Fiortin
Secrene Council
Amer- Yenes
Paria
Police Officers Watch for the Commercial Tribune
Police officers across city districts monitor the Commercial Tribune issue dated Sunday June 24 for any notices or instructions affecting public safety and enforcement priorities.
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the Commercial Tribune
Jurisdictional Debate Over Ohio Centennial Commission
Senators and legal officers clash on the authority and funding of the Ohio Centennial Exposition. The debate centers on whether a $500,000 appropriation stands, the commission’s tenure, and whether judicial notice extends to Congress and other states.
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Sheets
Congress
Todd
Foraker
Calve Forsa kes Opera Will Study French and Italian Drama
Calve the opera soprano will study French and Italian drama to broaden her artistic range. She plans intensive language and stagework with noted instructors in Paris and Rome this season.
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Oprano
Parade Celebration Showcased Military Units And Civic Groups
The afternoon parade featured about 1,200 soldiers from the Fifteenth Infantry and the Fifth and Seventh Artillery with the regimental band leading. The Marine Island from Washington added a notable element, while regiments from the Pennsylvania National Guard, York units, separate companies, and numerous civic organizations participated.
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Fifth
Seventh Artillery
Infantry
Marine Isand
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National Guard
Pernnsylvania
York
Dewey Unchanged on Vice Presidency Question
Admiral Dewey, back from a western tour, will stay at Beauvoir near Washington then attend the General Board of the Navy meeting at Newport. He told an Associated Press man he has never contemplated a bid for Vice President and would not accept the nomination if offered, a position he says has not changed for three months.
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Jurne
Dewey
Beauvoir
Newport
General Board of the Navy
Associated Press
Court of Appeals Daily Docket Transacts Several Cases
In Frankfort on June 11 the Court of Appeals met with Chief Justice Haceiige and judges Paynter Burnam and Hobson. Louisville Ry Co v Foster reversed. Germania Ins Co v Wingfield affirmed with damages. Equitable Assurance Society v Man, I N R R Co v Warren, Marion Hickerson v Neely, Miller v Barth's administrator Bullitt petition for rehearing overruled. Decision sessions set for Tuesday morning.
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Commercial Tribune
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
Haceiige
Paynter
Burnam and Hobson
Louisville Ry. Co
Foster
Jefferson Commonn Pleas
Germania Ins. Co
Wingfield
Warren
Equitable Assuranté Society
Man
Kerten
Steam railway conductors and brakemen appeal
Steam railway conductors and brakemen are urged to read the Commercial Tribune on Sunday June 2 and 4 for important information affecting them.
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The
Commercial Tribune
China Silent On China Relief Force Readiness
War Department officials say 5 000 soldiers could be dispatched to China if a call is made. General MacArthur would be ordered to send troops if a Chinese force is deemed inadequate. Military authorities directed to maintain preparedness for potential deployment.
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Genral MacArthur
China
War Department
Mobs Control Tien Tsin Reaches Cabinet Notice
Washington reports cabinet discussion on the China crisis with no new policy. About 900 marines could be sent from the Philippines, forming a 1500 to 1700 landing group under Admiral Kempff. Admiral Remey plans Iris voyage to Taku for 900 men supplies. Foreigner quarters in Tientsin are under mob control. authorities unable to act.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Philippines
China
Long
Kempff
Cavite
Kemprt
Iris
Taku
Kempft
Ricegs
United States Cona
En Tsir
State Department
Prince Tuan Not Appointed Leader Of Tsung Li Ya Men
Washington reports from Tokyo quote the Japanese Foreign Office saying Prince Tuan has not been named head of the Tsung Li Ya men nor given any official post. Diplomatic sources note Chinese government chaos, and a plan to deploy ships and marines from Remey and Kempff forces to support Manila by July 1.
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Foreign Office
Tokyo
Peking
Prince Tuan
Tsung Li Yamen
Japan
War Department
Remey
Germany Seeks China Accord Amid Press Uncertainty
Berlin reports delay in dispatches from China fueling worry over possible upheaval. German official cites 6,472 German naval and land forces in Asia with 3,009 ready for action, while strains among International troops raise gloom about harmony. An Anzeiger dispatch notes a Russian official may travel to Berlin to pursue jointFrance-Germany solution.
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China
Peiking
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Hausa
Hertha
Kaiserin Augusta
Geflon
Irene
Ijtis
Haguar
Kiao Chou
Anzeiger
St. Petersburg
Germany
France
Judge Jones Urges US to Let China Handle Its Affairs
Special Despatch to Commercial Tribune reports Judge J. M. Jones of Cleveland, brother of Nevada Senator Jones, stating the United States should not interfere in China. He argues missionaries should leave if Chinese oppose them and questions US use of force to compel open doors. He notes China would not send troops over mob violence against Chinese in California and calls for limiting landings to protect legations.
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Judge Jones
China
California
Peking
Legation
Missionaries Safe Despite Rumors From Tsunhua
New York reports from June 15 relay a dispatch from Tien Tsin stating Tsunhuias arrived safely and that Miss Terry was not murdered. Chin Kiang on the Yangtse River remains cautious as Peking is dangerous and the Chinese army is uncertain. Shantung missionaries plan to move there if possible.
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New York
A.B. Leonard
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tien Tsin
Tsunhuias
Shan Tun
Chin Kiang
Peking
Terry
Tsunhua
YangTse River
Shanghai
Shantung
Hong Kong Departure Delays for Hing Sang Transport
In Hong Kong on June 15 the Hing Sang departs delayed as her fittings take longer. A portion of the Hong Kong regiment has embarked this morning, with 300 more to board the cruiser Terrible tomorrow.
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Hongkong
Taku
Hing Sang
Hongkong Regiment
Terrible
France Orders Fast Cruiser to Reinforce Taku Navy
Paris reports a cabinet meeting where Foreign Minister Delcasse announced a swift first class cruiser had been ordered to proceed to Taku to reinforce the French naval division stationed there.
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Paris
M. Delcasse
Taku
Delegates Escape Serious Injury In Rail Collision
Four hundred California delegates to the Republican National Convention near Philadelphia narrowly escaped a fatal crash in Chicago when their passenger train collided with a freight train. Engineer T H Gould aided the escape. three freight cars and the passenger engine were damaged. Gould was slightly injured. the delegates resumed their journey after a one hour delay.
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Chicago
California
Philadelphia
Thirty-ninth Street
T. H. Gould
Gould
Elegates
Circus Tricks End in Tragic Fall for Youth in Portage
How ard Stratton aged 19 fell from a hay mow while performing circus stunts at Portage near Bowling Green Ohio. He struck his head on the barn floor and died shortly after. He had joined a circus act recently and was attempting trapeze style moves when the accident occurred.
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Commercial Tribune
Bowling Green
Portage
Howard Stratton
South Africa to China Furlough May Split Forces
Excess troops may be sent from South Africa to China as British commanders plan further operations. Lord Roberts reports Pretoria quiet with Boers withdrawing to new positions. Rumdle engages Boers in small skirmish as debates rise over Buller moving into Orange River Colony and joint action with Methuen and Rundle.
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South Africa
London
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
War Office
Rumdle
Buller
Orange River Colony
Lord Methuen
Rundle
Steyn
Sir William Nicholson
Loréngo Marques
Lydenburg
Zoutpansberg
Rhodesia
Gazaland
Daily’ Mail
Bloemfontein
Dewet
Methueh Fromi
Kroonstad
Baden-Powell
Cape Town
Daily Telegraph
City
Rebels Surrender Led by General Macabulos in Tarido
Washington reports capture of Filipino insurgents as General Macabulos surrenders with eight officers and 124 enlisted men to Colonel Liscum of the Ninth Infantry at Tarido. The surrender marks a significant collapse of organized resistance in the region.
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Macabulos
Liscum
Washington
War Department
MacArthur
Manila
Colone
E. H Liseum
Ninth Infantry
Tarido
Pers
Igatenah
Fires Hit Woolen Mill and Rockport Factory in Overnight Blues
A woolen mill south of Richmond Indiana was partly destroyed by fire. the site valued at 10000 dollars with 5000 dollars insurance. In Rockport Indiana the main plant of the Rockport Isex Manufacturing Company burned completely, with losses around 295000 dollars and 12000 dollars insured. President Charles Lieb says the firm has government contracts for school supplies to Cuba and the company will rebuild.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Rockport
Isex Manufacturing Company
Charles Lieb
Cuba
Aned
Ex-Judge Wee P. Russell Dies at 70 in Lebanon
Special Despatch from Lebanon Ky June 1 reports the death of ex judge Wee P Russell at his country home from heart failure after a long illness He served as Captain in the Mexican War and was a prominent Lebanon lawyer Rupremer President of the Catholic Knights of America for several years and served a term as Circuit Judge in this district He was 70 years old.
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Commercial Tribune
Lebanon
Wee P. Russell
Rupremer
Catholic Knights of America
Lincoln League Clubs elect officers at Bedford meeting
In Bedford Indiana on June 15 the Lincoln League Clubs of the Second Congressional District elected Frank I Sefrit as President A county president was chosen and the gathering heard Peter R Wadsworth Republican candidate for Congress address the crowd
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Commercial Tribune
Bedford
Ind
Lincoln League
Second Congressional District
Frank I. Sefrit
Peter R. Wadsworth
Congress
Labor official appoints new chief clerk in Springfield
State Labor Commissioner Ratchford announces G. C. Berliew of Springfield as chief clerk to succeed Hiss Speet man in the department.
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Commercial Tribune
Collmmsbus, CO
Ratchford
G. CG. Berliew
Springfield
Department
Hiss Speetman
Boat wreck on Cuyuni River kills twenty three
British Guiana mail reports an accident on June 10 when a boat carrying twenty three persons fell over the falls of the Cuyuni River and was dashed to pieces all aboard were lost.
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Kingston
Jamaica
British Guiana
Mail
Cuyuni River
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